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Is it Safe to Upgrade a Module? Is My Module Hacked?!?! Oh NO!!!

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Submitted by Jeremy John on Tue, 06/15/2010 - 15:40
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So, in my last post, I upgraded to bleeding-edge jquery, hacking the jquery update module. Yay.

How do I tell my systems administration not to blindly drush upgrade that module?

The answer? The hacked module.

It will diff your module files against those in Drupal's CVS and tell your sysadmin not to upgrade a module.

Here's what you see:

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